Hot Topics
|
|
Seasonal FireFighter I hiring UnderwayStep up to an exciting career as a firefighter with CAL FIRE. As a member of a fire crew, a Fire Fighter I fights wildland, rural, and structural fires and responds to various other emergency situations including medical emergencies; repairs equipment; and is responsible for general station housekeeping. Application period is open from November 1 until November 30, 2016. |
|
Debris Burn Permit InformationStay informed on the latest on outdoor debris burn permit information. Homeowners should always check with their local CAL FIRE station and local air quality management agency before burning. In many area burn permits may be required. Learn More... |
|
Fall Tree HealthAs the seasons change so does a tree’s needs. There are certain things a tree owner must know to keep trees healthy and able to fend off attacks for diseases and pests. Here’s what you can do during the fall months to create a healthier more fire resistant forest... More |
|
CAL FIRE Warns Residents of Carbon Monoxide DangerYou can't see or smell carbon monoxide, but at high levels it can kill a person in minutes. By following a few simple steps, you can help protect yourself and your family from this silent killer. More... | |
GO! Evacuation Guide - Leave EarlyGive your household the best chance of surviving a wildfire by being ready to go and evacuating early. This includes going through pre-evacuation preparation steps. (only if time allows) to increase your home’s defenses, as well as creating a Wildfire Action Plan for your family. Being ready to go also means knowing when to evacuate and what to do if you become trapped. More... |
|
Buy It Where You Burn It - Help Stop The Spread Of Forest PestsFirewood can harbor insects and diseases that threaten California's forest resources. Transporting firewood can move these pests to new locations. Learn more about the threats and what you can do. More... | |
California Bark Beetle EpidemicThe bark beetle epidemic has hit California’s wildland forests in the coastal ranges, mountains and foothill communities, posing particular threat where dead trees are near homes and private property. In these areas, CAL FIRE has launched a public outreach campaign to educate and motivate residents to take steps now to protect their home and property from wildfire. . More... |
|
Tree Mortality Task ForceThe Tree Mortality Task Force is comprised of state and federal agencies, local governments, utilities, and various stakeholders that will coordinate emergency protective actions, and monitor ongoing conditions to address the vast tree mortality resulting from four years of unprecedented drought and the resulting bark beetle infestations across large regions of the State. Learn More... |
|
CAL FIRE Grant OpportunitiesCAL FIRE grants are aimed at reducing the threat of large wildfires and meeting Governor Brown's goal of transitioning California to a sustainable, low-carbon emission future. More... |
What's New
- CAL FIRE Vendor Days Event Flyer and Application - March 2 & 3, 2017, Los Osos, CA
-
applications due by the January 13, 2017
- 2016 Information Report for State Responsibility Area Fire Prevention Fee
- Safeguarding California
- Hobby Drone Operations: If You Fly, We Can't!
- Vegetation Treatment Program Environmental Impact Report (VTPEIR)
 
 
 
 
Documents/Reports
 
Forms
How Do I...